Swedish reaction to FIFA corruption allegations, paternity leave changes could lie ahead, brown bears too close to comfort in northern Swedish village, how a downtown Stockholm church tries to reconcile its moral beliefs and its work to help prostititutes, and paper airplane championships (aired first on May 11, 2015). Presenter / Producer: Brett Ascarelli.

---BSK: Swedish telecom giant Telia Sonera is at the centre of yet another bribe case. A new meat guide released by the WWF in Sweden aims to help us choose the right meat. And can a new set of emoji's help children express negative feelings in a better way.

---BSK: Swedish telecom giant Telia Sonera is at the centre of yet another bribe case. A new meat guide released by the WWF in Sweden aims to help us choose the right meat. And can a new set of emoji's help children express negative feelings in a better way.

We hear about a trial that opened today pitting the Swedish state against a local Sami association concerning hunting rights. Education officials are again sounding the alarm in Sweden over the lack of qualified teachers. A traveling exhibit from the European Union aims to teach Swedes about its work in outer space. And we hear how man's best friend has been around a lot longer than we thought. Producer: Edgar Mannheimar. Presenter: Frank Radosevich. Song: "Parardis Jokkmokk" by Kitok.

We hear about a trial that opened today pitting the Swedish state against a local Sami association concerning hunting rights. Education officials are again sounding the alarm in Sweden over the lack of qualified teachers. A traveling exhibit from the European Union aims to teach Swedes about its work in outer space. And we hear how man's best friend has been around a lot longer than we thought. Producer: Edgar Mannheimar. Presenter: Frank Radosevich. Song: "Parardis Jokkmokk" by Kitok.

Todays program finds out what a Swedish MP with Turkish roots feels about this weeks visit to Stockholm by the Turkish Prime Minister glad for Swedish support for Turkeys entrance into the EU.

And well hear how Swedes eager to reduce down green house gas emissions by cutting down the energy used to heat our houses and apartments. Well also present some of the sounds from the ongoing music festival  Swedish Jazz Celebration   here in the Swedish capital.

Closing Music: Peter Asplund, DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES

Should speaking Swedish be a prerequisite for studying in high school if you can speak good English? A new study finds that Swedish four-year-olds are sitting around too much. Astrid Lindgren's beloved redhead, Pippi Longstocking, turns 70 years old today.

Should speaking Swedish be a prerequisite for studying in high school if you can speak good English? A new study finds that Swedish four-year-olds are sitting around too much. Astrid Lindgren's beloved redhead, Pippi Longstocking, turns 70 years old today.

A new poll finds growing support among Swedes for joining Nato. We hear why. An app that's aimed at checking for diversity in Swedish media has come under fire. We speak to one of its critics. And, Sweden's education system gets a lesson in school leadership from the UK. Finally, we head to Cannes, for another look at the Bergman fever sweeping the festival. Producer: Nathalie Rothchild. Presenter: Frank Radosevich. Song: "Highwayman" Hoffmaestro and Chraa.

A new poll finds growing support among Swedes for joining Nato. We hear why. An app that's aimed at checking for diversity in Swedish media has come under fire. We speak to one of its critics. And, Sweden's education system gets a lesson in school leadership from the UK. Finally, we head to Cannes, for another look at the Bergman fever sweeping the festival. Producer: Nathalie Rothchild. Presenter: Frank Radosevich. Song: "Highwayman" Hoffmaestro and Chraa.